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Using the settings menu – Garmin GPS 152H User Manual

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GPS 152H Owner’s Manual

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Settings

3. Select a data field to change.
4. Select the new field you want shown.

Full Screen Map On (or Off)—hides or shows the data fields

from all main pages (except the Active Route page).
Loran TD On (or Off)—allows you to convert GPS

coordinates to Loran (Long Range Navigation) TDs. This

system is no longer a primary source of maritime navigation

and should not normally be used. Refer to the U.S. Coast

Guard site at

www.navcen.uscg.gov/loran/default.htm

for

additional information.
Configure Map—takes you to the Map tab (see

page 13

) of

the Settings menu.
Measure Distance—allows you to measure the distance and

bearing between two points on the Map Page.

To measure the distance and bearing between two points:

1. From the Map page, press

Menu

and select

Measure Distance

.

2. Use the

Rocker

to move the pointer (indicated by “ENT REF”) to

the point you want to measure from, and press

Enter

.

3. Move the pointer to the point to which you want to measure. The

bearing, the distance, and the grid coordinates are displayed

along the top of the screen.

Start Simulator—turns the GPS receiver off for use indoors or for

practice using the chartplotter (

page 23

).

Hide Tracks—shows or hides tracks (

page 8

) on the Highway page.

Create on Map—creates a route as described on

page 7

. This option

is available only when you are not currently navigating a route.
Invert—reverses a route (

page 8

).

Plan Route—allows you to enter the boat speed, the fuel flow and

the departure time and date when planning a route.
Re-evaluate—recalculates and reactivates the current route data.

Using the Settings Menu

The Settings menu can be viewed from any of the Main pages by

pressing

Menu

twice.

Using the Waypoints Tab

From any Main page, press

Menu

twice and highlight

Wpt

.

See

page 3

for more information concerning creating and editing

waypoints and proximity alarms.